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My goal may not seem lofty compared to most of you, however, I would like to continue to use magic/balloon sculpting to aid in my finances of raising my two children. Performing at corporate gigs, birthday parties and such allows me to have additional revenue to do "extras" with my own two...

Personally I'd much rather watch someone's "live" performance out on the streets getting real reactions - Not just a trick on FB, Instagram, youtube for followers to like and subscribe to. Just my personal feelings. Everyone enjoys their own thing.

Christopher T is spot on. Paper Balls over the head will be phenomenal for this, but I would definitely put some practice into it at home with a few willing volunteers. If my memory serves me right, some guys do this with toilet paper. They have the spectator seated, they extend their fingers...

What about Buddha Money Mystery? It is Self working and allows for vanishes, changes, and or restoration. It runs about $3.00 Or a deck of Tally Ho and a Karl Fulves Self Working Card Trick Book? I guess it depends on what the event planner wants to spend on items/budget.

Give them the Silly Billy inflatable wands, some drinks, and let them all whack each other with them. :) In all seriousness, I love Reality Ones 3 Card Monte "Flapper" style set idea. This will allow them to perform magic with little to no experience at all by the time they go home. Are there...

Ha! Love it David. Hearing personal performing stories is the best!

Absolutely. My last show I did two weekends ago was for 25 (5-6) year olds and I've never laughed so hard in all of the shows I've done over the past 17 years. They were a hoot!

One thing I ALWAYS try to be mindful of when working with children is making sure I do not put them in a scenario where there could be tears or frustration which then makes your show take a turn for the worse and you look like a real moron picking on a kid. Even if a child does something wrong...

I agree with Chris on this one. If you need 100% accuracy, I would not chance the psychological force. Always go with a sure fire method so you can focus on the patter/presentation and performance rather than the anxiety of whether or not your force is gonna "hit".